Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-06
BRIEF NOTES.

GERS OF Sumner Post and Corps at Granger!
Hall this evening at o'clock.
The western train was nearly two hour.
behind time in its arrival yesterday morn
ing, having been detained to connect witt
the southern train at Lathrop.
The case of the People vs. D. NJ. Burns
| ct al.-suit against Burns bondsmen-has
been set for trial by jury at Woodland or
Monday, the 10th instant at P. NJ.
| The highest and lowest Signal Service
| temperature yesterday was $50 and $50
with variable winds and clear to foggy
cloudy and iair weather prevailing.
The case of All Jim, who stole some har
ness from the barn of Curtis Hall, neal
Florin, recently. was yesterday set by Jus
tice Devine for hearing at 10 A. NJ. to-day.
| The Board of Supervisors yesterday au.
thorized District ATTORNEY Bruner to EN-
ploy deputy, at salary of 800 pei
lmonth. He has not made the appointment
as yet.
In Department Two of the Superior
Court yesterday John NJ. Connell, native
of Ireland, was admitted to citizenship on
the testimony of William Beard and Geo
| Robbins.
/ Ira G. Hoitt, Superintendent of Public
| Instruction, has appointed ]. l.. Evans a
veteran of the Mexican war and member
| of the G. A. r., as porter for his office at
| the Capitol, vice = Steinetz.
| A special train of thirteen cars, loaded
| with steel rails, passed through from La
| throp to Edgewood last evening, the sup
ply of rails for track-laying at the end of
| the California and Oregon Railroad having
become short
Yesterdays trains for San Francisco took
back to the Bay City many man who
came up here expecting to get nice easy
job of some kind at the Capitol, but only
got-lett. They did not appear to be feel
ing very well, and there is apt to be a great
demand for soothing syrup to quiet them.
The steamer Neponset arrived from the
upper Sacramento yesterday with produce,
and the San Joaquin No. f. from San Fran
cisco, with merchandise. Cleared, steamer
Dover, for the upper Sacramento, with
merchandise and lumber, and the San Joa-
quin No. 4, for San Francisco with grain.
Constable Lampbrey, of Roseville, ar
rested at the depot in this city yesterday
morning man named Gus Williams, on
charge of burglary, it being alleged that
few weeks ago he and another party stole
500 cigars from Howe's Hotel. Roseville.
The other individual has so far escaped ar
rest. Williams was taken back 70 Rose
vile for examination.
The Peoples Saving Bank has declared
dividend on term deposits and capital
stock at the rate of 6 per cent per annum,
and on ordinary deposits at the rate of A
per cent. per annum, payable Immediately.
The Sacramento Bank has declared a
dividend for term ending December 31st at
the rate of per cent. per annum on term
deposits and paid up capital stock, and 81
per cent. upon ordinary deposits, payable at
once.
The newly elected officers of the Sacra-
mento Turn Verein were installed last
evening as follows: President, c. Strobel
Vice President 0. G. Hartig; Treasurer,
F. Hebron Recording Secretary, C. A.
Viemeister; Corresponding Secretary. H.
Neuhaus First Turn Leader, G. Kortstein
Second Turn Leader, II. Hillebrand Prop
ertyman, P. r. Reikert; Trustee, l.. Lott
hamer; Supervisor of Gymnastics, A. H.
Rott; Librarian, ]. Kaerth; Cashier, c.
Iser.
On motion of District Attorney Sprague
of Yolo county, in Judge Murphy's Court,
San Francisco, on Tuesday, in the habeas
corpus matter of Drs. Simpson and Nc
Nulty members of the Board of Medical
Examiners, the petitioners were discharged.
The petitioners had been arrested on war
rants of attachment issued against them as
defaulting Witnesses in the DR.. O'Leary
case before a Woodland Justice of the
Peace. The Justice subsequently vacated
his order.
Justice of the Peace Davis has been sum-
moned to Woodland to-day, to attend the
examination of the case of w. w. Cone,
who has been arrested for embeZzlement
on the complaint of the Home Sewing Ma
chine Company. The company brought
civil suit against him in Justice Haines'
Court, in this city recently, but it had not
been determined when the Justice went
out of office. Justice Davis. his successor,
is required to take his docket and papers
appertaining to the case to Woodland with
him.
The Inaugural Ball Finance Committee
met last evening at the Office of w. 2. Cole
man and elected r. D. Stephens as Chair.
man. The Chairman was subsequently
authorized to select canvassing committees.
As has always been the custom-and it is
peculiarly appropriate on this occasion,
when the State Government is more d.
vided, politically, than usual-the ball will
have as little as possible of politics con-
nected with it, and members of all political
parties will be invited to unite in making
it a success.
During the fire at Kent's bakery Tuesday
morning officer Sullivan arrested a man
named Adolph Frederick Fonzo, who had
been observed putting all sorts of things
into his pockets, as well as assisting in
carrying furniture out upon the sidewalk.
On being searched there were found in his
pockets number of bread tickets, towels,
etc, and also one silver dollar. He did not
seem to be drunk, but his conduct was pc
culiar, nevertheless. Mr.. Kent does not
care to prosecute him, and the case will
probably be dropped unless he does.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. = Yesterday
afternoon Frank Kelly, an old hostler, en-
ployed for many years in the various livery
stables of the city, was passing through
Kohne's saloon, Fourth street, between ]
and X, from a rear apartment, when he
was observed to suddenly fall against the
wall and then gradually sink to the floor.
He received attention Immediately, and
physician was summoned, but the patient
was past help, dying in about twenty min
utes after he was attacked. Coroner Clark
took charge of the body and held an in
quest last evening, the jury returning
verdict of death from general debility and
exposure. deceased was W or % years Oh
age, and of late years has been sick a great
deal, and for much of the time was a pa
tent at the County Hospital.
NEW METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The
spectacular and lyric legendreciting play,
" The PIED Piper of Hamelin,' filled the
Metropolitan last evening With each pre-
sentation the piece is improved and the
striking features more forcibly presented.
The ballet of laces, the feats of Bellac and
the Moxon family excite the most enthu-
siastic applause, and encores are constant
throughout the play. The Piper" has
established himself, in the judgment of the
ladies, as splendid fellow" The man
agement announces that Friday night will
be Governors night that is, the Gov
ernor retiring and Goyernor-elect are ten
dered proscenium boxes, and it is expected
they will be present
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made yesterday: Charles Huelsman, by
officer Agner. for battery; Louis Meyer
hotter. by the same officer, for being COM
mon drunkard c.. G. Holman, by officers
wager and Leavy. for malicious mischief,
disturbing the peace and resisting an Off
officer Franz Bussinger, by the same Off
Ger. for resisting an officer and being drunk;
C. Devlin, by Deputy Constable Martin,
for being drunk: Charley Hill, by officer